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To: ftth who wrote (21236)	5/3/2007 10:59:09 PM
From: Peter Ecclesine	Respond to of 46821

Hi ftth, >>"First, broadband policy should be 'technology neutral" . Government should not pick technology winners and losers. Instead, competition should drive the deployment of a range of broadband technologies and services to consumers." Snipped From... cisco.com ;o)<< In today's [] discussion of CITEL position on 3400-3800 MHz, we decided to emphasize not allowing exclusive area licensing, rather than a call for 'technology neutral' allocations. I guess the web page will get updated eventually ;-0 The current CITEL position is to only consider 3600-3700 MHz for use by IMT-Advanced, however Mexico wants 3400-3700 MHz to be considered. petere